Bring Me the Horizon Performs High Energy Set at Rock in Rio
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British band Bring Me the Horizon performed a consagrating show on the Mundo stage at Rock in Rio on Saturday night. The event took place during the festival's heavy metal day, which also featured Sepultura and Avenged Sevenfold. Vocalist Oliver Sykes interacted heavily with the crowd, requesting large mosh pits and pogo circles that extended hundreds of meters back from the stage. The performance featured visual elements from the album Post Human: Next Gen, including pixelated, robotic imagery on the screens. During the set, Sykes invited a fan named JP to perform vocals on the song Pray for Plagues. The show concluded with Sykes expressing his love for Brazil, mentioning that he has a CPF and Pix, and noting his personal ties to the country through his Brazilian wife and residence in Taubaté. The setlist included songs such as Darkside, The House of Wolves, Teardrops, and Can You Feel My Heart. The performance ended under a light rain, following heavier showers earlier in the afternoon.
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- The report focused on the musical evolution of the band and the synergistic energy between the performer and the audience.
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